Why might the roof rip off of a house during a hurricane? Note that the air velo

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Why might the roof rip off of a house during a hurricane? Note that the air velocity inside of the house is very different than outside of the house.

A. Due to the equation of continuity, the cross sectional area must increase due to the velocity increase.
B. Due to the equation of continuity, the cross sectional area must decrease to the velocity increase.
C. The density of the air inside the house is much bigger than outside of the house.
D. The density of the air inside the house is much smaller than outside of the house.
E. The air pressure on the roof inside of the house is much smaller than outside of the house.
F. The aire pressure on the roof inside of the house is much bigger than outside of the house.

Please explain why this is true. I am having difficulty understanding the theories.

Explanation / Answer

answer if F. the air pressure on the roof from inside house is bigger. therefore, the roof never slips slips sideways but uprooted from top.

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